Sentence examples for method takes as from inspiring English sources
Our method takes as input any number of meshes (three shown in this 2D illustration).
Our method takes as input a solid model defined by its triangulated boundary surface.
Our method takes as input calibrated aerial images and available GIS meta-data.
The method takes as input a design model of the SOA-based software system and yields as output the corresponding simulation model, ready to be deployed and transparently executed onto either a local or a distributed simulation engine.
The inverse method takes as inputs three independent measured (or simulated) components of the stress tensor under the surface of the roll, and evaluates surface tractions of the roll especially in the contact in the roll gap.
This method takes as its premise the idea that the appearance of new ceramic types and the disappearance of others, signify moments of change due either to incoming practices or internal development, when the social and cultural affiliations of the community of mourners came under question, thus, allowing for the assertion and negotiation of emergent cultural identities.
All compared methods take as input sequence profile and are bench-marked as shown in Table 1.
Because the input trees need only overlap minimally, each source tree must share at least two taxa with one other source tree; more generally, supertree methods take as input a set of phylogenetic trees and return one or more phylogenetic trees that represent the input trees [ 15].
In the case of thermal conductivity, estimation of the dependence of this property on temperature was obtained using the inverse parameter estimation method, taking as a reference temperature and emissivity measurements.
For the focused ion beam – digital image correlation (FIB DIC) ring-core method taken as an example, a Mathematica package was developed to evaluate the complete in-plane residual stress state from the measured strain relief values using known material orientation and anisotropic elastic properties for materials displaying cubic symmetry.
With molecular method taken as reference test, detailed abattoir inspection erroneously classified 85.3% (81/95) of carcasses as infected with M. bovis (Table 4).
